Justice (vol. 2) #25 (Nov. 1988):
“Changes”
by Peter David, Lee Weeks, Mike Gustovich

Justice (vol. 2) #25

Title: “Changes”

Medium: comic

Cover date: Nov. 1988

Publisher: New Universe
Written by: Peter David
Art by: Lee Weeks, Mike Gustovich

21 characters in this story:

Character (Click links for info about character and his/her religious practice, affiliation, etc.)	Religious Affiliation	Team(s) [Notes]	Pub.	# app.
Justice (John Tensen) (lead character)	Protestant (non-practicing)	Forsaken (leader); Justice Warriors	New Universe	61
Playback (Miriam Morse)	Baptist	National Security Council	New Universe	9
Terrance Updike		National Security Council [recruited Justice, other paranormals into NSC]	New Universe	14
National Security Council		[government agency]	New Universe	10
Angie Tensen		Forsaken [daughter of Justice; has power to reanimate the dead]	New Universe	15
Agent Chauncy		[aide to Terrance Updike; dated Playback]	New Universe	10
Creeping Crud (Hugo)	Jewish	black	New Universe	3
Kleenex (Victor Pasco)		Hispanic; National Security Council [allergic to paranormals]	New Universe	10
Quill (Edward Quinlan)		[assassin; sniper]	New Universe	4
Ralph		[killed by assassin Quill, who next targeted Justice]	New Universe	2
unnamed man		[lived right across from N.S.C. H.Q.; killed by Quill]	New Universe	1
flies (cameo)  Hugo (Creeping Crud) sees a fly and then uses his bizarre paranormal ability to shoots his forearm and hand from his body, nailing the fly as his arm regrows.	N.A.	[animal species]		2
Judge (cameo)  Seen only as a mental projection.		Forsaken (leader)	New Universe	3
Ronald Reagan (photo/picture/video)  seen on TV	Presbyterian (raised in Disciples of Christ)	Reagan's Raiders; X Presidents	, etc.	583
Forsaken (behind the scenes)  Quill appears for the first time, hired to kill Justice. It is not yet revealed, but Quill was hired by the Forsaken.		[group of Paranormals; live below Coney Island]	New Universe	3
Rodstvow (mentioned)  After Justice returns to D.C., Updike fills him in with details about the battle between Psi-Hawk and Rodstvow (seen in previous issue). Updike explains that Agent Pasco was injured in that battle.		Red Sun	New Universe	11
John F. Kennedy (mentioned)  Angie Tensen compares Justice's theory about a genetic predisposition for paranormality to his theory that Lee Harvey Oswald had help in assassinating John F. Kennedy.	Catholic	[U.S. President]		521
Lee Harvey Oswald (mentioned)  Angie Tensen compares Justice's theory about a genetic predisposition for paranormality to his theory that Lee Harvey Oswald had help in assassinating John F. Kennedy.	Lutheran (raised); Communist	United States Marine Corps [shot Pres. John F. Kennedy?]		84
Psi-Hawk (mentioned)  After Justice returns to D.C., Updike fills him in with details about the battle between Psi-Hawk and Rodstvow (seen in previous issue). Updike explains that Agent Pasco was injured in that battle.	Native American religion	Psi-Force [being formed by merger of Psi-Force]	New Universe	18
Dennis Foley (mentioned)  Updike asks Justice about about Dennis Foley, the paranormal in Texas. Justice covers for Foley, saying the warden was wrong, that the man wasn't a paranormal.		[can manipulate air molecules]	New Universe	1
unnamed warden (mentioned)  Updike asks Justice about about Dennis Foley, the paranormal in Texas. Justice covers for Foley, saying the warden was wrong, that the man wasn't a paranormal.		[oversaw prison where Dennis Foley served his sentence]	New Universe	2

This story was indexed from secondary sources only. The character list above is not necessarily comprehensive. Webpage for Justice #25 (Nov. 1988) created 3 December 2013. Last modified 3 February 2018.

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